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To Do List (May or May not have Stolen this Template from User:Glitter)

Articles in need of...	Pages
Purging	Satavia, Hopetown, Johan de Vilock
Major reconstruction
Completion or major addition	Porth Jago
Minor addition
Creation	Jonty Elliot, Lord Ashpoint, Kingdom of Satavia (1900-1935), Satavian Language, Sang na Saighdaat

Image Dump

A Slave Beating (1733), by Estmerish artist James Brown, depicts a Slave Beating in rural Satavia. Brown was disgusted by the Hennish and during his lifetime wrote and drew numerous paintings and books about the inhumanity of the Hennish

Hoop Kolonie (1711) by Adriaen de Wiart depicts the Hennish Settlement at Hoopstad. In reality, the painting is highly inaccurate, and de Wiart never visited the Hope Colony. Instead, he painted it off descriptions of the colony.

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Pre-Prepared Infobox Templates (And Article)

Republic of Satavia Republiek van Satavia
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Location of Satavia, in Green, in Asteria Inferior Location of Satavia, in Green, in Asteria Inferior
Ethnic groups	By race: 65% White/Euclean (or of Euclean descent) 14% Native/Indigenous 11% Black/Bahian (or of Bahian descent) 7% Mixed (paticularly of Coian descent) 3% Others
Population
• 2018 estimate	21,501,500
GDP (nominal)	2015 estimate
• Total	$462.2 Billion
• Per capita	$21,500
Gini (2015)	24.3 low
HDI (2015)	0.761 high
Currency	Satavian Guilders (SAT)
Time zone	UTC+ 11 (Satavian Standard Time)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+47
Internet TLD	.sa

National Rugby Championship

Current season, competition or edition: 2024 National Rugby Championship
File:NRC rugby logo.png Logo of the NRC
Sport	Rugby Union
Founded	1901; 123 years ago
Inaugural season	1901
Owner(s)	SRFA
Commissioner	Willem du Toit
No. of teams	16
Countries	Satavia
TV partner(s)	SBC
Sponsor(s)	Barrett Group
Official website	superleague.rugby

Brand and livery

Branding

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• Evolution of the Satavian Airlines logo
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  2009–present

Livery

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• Satavian Airlines liveries
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  Boeing 747-400, SX-OEI Lady of the Vehmens on approach to Port Hope/O'Connell in the 2008-2018 Native Danger livery

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  Boeing 747-400, SX-GNL City of Port Hope, sporting the IAC Centenary livery

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  Satavian Airlines subsidiary Vlugwell 777-300ER, pictured here in 2011 operating the Bright Sea livery

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  Boeing 747-400, SX-OCB Lady of the Arucian sporting the Satavian Grand Prix promotional livery

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  Airbus A330 painted in the new Orange Tail livery

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  Airbus A330, painted in the old Native Danger livery

Special liveries

• In 1985, the airline celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the airline's foundation with a special livery painted on some of Air Satavia's Boeing 747 aircraft.
• In 2000, a millenium livery was sported on one of Air Satavia's Boeing 747.
• In 2011, to promote the Satavian Grand Prix, the airline ran a Grand Prix livery on SX-OCB. They ran the livery until 2013.
• In 2019, the airline ran the 'eco livery' aboard SX-EIM, an aircraft renamed "Eco Warrior", to promote climate awareness. The livery was met with harsh responses and only ran for three weeks before the aircraft was repainted and renamed to its previous name, "Douglas D. Kingly".
• In 2019, SX-GNL, a Boeing 747, was repainted in a hybrid Satavian Airlines-Imperial Airways Corporation livery, to celebrate 100 years since the foundation of IAC, which is now Estmair.